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Publication
Starscape (2009), Hardcover, 192 pages
Description
Bizarre tales of a teenager going to the school dance with a robot, a Thanksgiving dinner interrupted by turkeys looking for revenge, and other strange short stories.
User reviews
LibraryThing member raizel
I've only read the first few stories and realized that they are great for reluctant young readers who like warped and creepy stuff, but not for me. I liked his comments about how he came up with the ideas for the stories.
LibraryThing member Cheryl_in_CC_NV
Saplings that could grow into Twilight Zone episodes. Most are at least a little funny, a few are poignant, a few are truly creepy. Perfect for 9-12 year-olds, surprisingly fun for anyone else who just can't get enough of short-short SF&F stories. I will look for more by the author. Oh, the
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'Weenies series' books definitely stand alone. Show Less
LibraryThing member Sean191
I'll admit I just read this because I really thought I'd finish the book I was almost done with afterwards so I wouldn't end the year on this. It didn't work out that way. My son first read this series when he was 10 and he's 13 now and still holding onto them...I think they're maybe too dark for
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10-year-olds and too juvenile for 13-year-olds having read this one. The one thing I did really like though was at the back of the book where Lubar explains his thought process for each story. I thought that was interesting and cool to read. Show Less
Awards
Colorado Children's Book Award (Nominee — 2011)
Physical description
192 p.; 8.3 inches
ISBN
0765320991 / 9780765320995